Hyun Woo Kim & Se June Han 4. What characters are introduced? Characterization: physical description, attitudes, beliefs, background, etc.
Mr. Utterson... is a very friendly man who wants to help his dear friend and is concerned for him. He wants Dr. Jekyll to come out and talk to him and his cousin.
Mr. Enfield... is a very quiet but friendly man who wants to help and talk to Mr. Jekyll after seeing his pitiful state.
Dr. Jekyll... is sitting with a face of infinite sadness and looks like a prisoner instead of a doctor in his room. He is very dreary and looks forlorn. Jekyll does not want anyone to come to his room because it is untidy and messy but even stops talking from the window anyways as he is frightened afterward.
5. What is the setting? Consider in particular: street descriptions and housing. Significance?
This chapter takes place on Sunday in front of the street to the backdoor of Mr. Jekyll's house. The day was setting with a bright sunset with a cool but damp breeze. This is significant since Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield meets Mr. Jekyll in his window.
6. If Hyde appears, what is Mr. Hyde like? Characterization: physical description, attitudes, beliefs, background, etc.
N/A
But if you do want to know... Mr. Hyde looks like an ordinary man with an extraordinary sense of deformity, which cannot be described. He is a sinister man, with often explosive fits of blind anger. His background is a mystery; no one knows for sure who Mr. Hyde truly is.
7. If Hyde appears, how do people react to Mr. Hyde?
N/A
But if you do want to know... When people see Mr. Hyde, people meet him with revulsion. They feel that something is amiss in Mr. Hyde but fail to point out a specific source. The feeling of disgust is imprinted upon those who see the abominable Hyde.
4. What characters are introduced? Characterization: physical description, attitudes, beliefs, background, etc.
Mr. Utterson... is a very friendly man who wants to help his dear friend and is concerned for him. He wants Dr. Jekyll to come out and talk to him and his cousin.
Mr. Enfield... is a very quiet but friendly man who wants to help and talk to Mr. Jekyll after seeing his pitiful state.
Dr. Jekyll... is sitting with a face of infinite sadness and looks like a prisoner instead of a doctor in his room. He is very dreary and looks forlorn. Jekyll does not want anyone to come to his room because it is untidy and messy but even stops talking from the window anyways as he is frightened afterward.
5. What is the setting? Consider in particular: street descriptions and housing. Significance?
This chapter takes place on Sunday in front of the street to the backdoor of Mr. Jekyll's house. The day was setting with a bright sunset with a cool but damp breeze. This is significant since Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield meets Mr. Jekyll in his window.
6. If Hyde appears, what is Mr. Hyde like? Characterization: physical description, attitudes, beliefs, background, etc.
N/A
But if you do want to know... Mr. Hyde looks like an ordinary man with an extraordinary sense of deformity, which cannot be described. He is a sinister man, with often explosive fits of blind anger. His background is a mystery; no one knows for sure who Mr. Hyde truly is.
7. If Hyde appears, how do people react to Mr. Hyde?
N/A
But if you do want to know... When people see Mr. Hyde, people meet him with revulsion. They feel that something is amiss in Mr. Hyde but fail to point out a specific source. The feeling of disgust is imprinted upon those who see the abominable Hyde.